Popular Rhumba Artist Papa Lando taps Kenyan hit-maker Arrow Bwoy for his latest single Tumbler.

In the certified club banger, the two musicians echo their love for tumblers and curvy African women.

Produced by iLogos music, the tune samples melodies from classic African hits: “Momou” by Franco, “Salome” by Saida Karoli, and Flavour’s “Nwa Baby.”

The colorful video was shot by Big Dreams and features picturesque set displays, curvy models, and dancers that spice up the vibe of the video.

Watch the video here - http://bit.ly/PapaArrowTumbler

Speaking on how the collaboration came to be, Papa Lando says, “We met coincidentally in a studio where we both record and started freestyling to a beat and ended up recording this tune.”

He further adds, “I have always been a fan of Arrow Bwoy’s music and I am glad that we finally got to work together.”

Tumbler’s release follows other Papa Lando’s collaborations: “Ex” featuring P-Unit’s Gabu and “Pesa Ni Maua” featuring Padi Wubbon.

Tumbler will be part of Papa Lando’s upcoming album “Mbogi Ya Rhumba” which will adopt a distinct approach by fusing urban rhumba sounds, Swahili, and Lingala.

About Papa Lando:

Papa Lando is not new in the local music scene as he been creating and releasing music since he was 10 years old. He prides himself in pioneering the fusion of rhumba with urban elements to create a unique urban sound that he calls KiswaNgala.

The 37-year-old singer draws inspiration from popular Congolese artists such as Koffi Olomide, Ferre Gola, and Lokua Kanza as well as Kenyan legends Eric Wanaina, Sauti Sol, and Kidum.